When mounted, the spacing between the wall and the back of the monitor/tv is just half (1/2) inch per review? Important to me...thx!
29547
Yes, the space between the back of the TV is only 1/2 inch from the wall. I have four TVs mounted and this is the cleanest and closest fit.
29548
Just measured mine. I can slide two 1/4" boards behind it with a little wiggle room. Probably 9/16 at the most but I would call it 1/2" to be on the safe side. Hope this helps.Larry
29549
Just measured mine. I can slide two 1/4" boards behind it with a little wiggle room. Probably 9/16 at the most but I would call it 1/2" to be on the safe side. Hope this helps. Larry
29550
I did NOT use this mount! It was too close to the wall no room for wires coming out of tv I bought another that moves away from the wall, a perfect fit!
29551
I put it in a camper wall space to wall was good mount to tv was the problem
1633513
Yeah, it doesn't look like there's any mounting holes on the back. SO unless you've got one where the monitor clips in..
76469
I have mine flush mounted in the dash. The opening is about 7-1/2 X 5-1/8 inches. The opening should be slightly smaller than the monitor housing. This will be obvious when you unpack the unit.
107895
There is adequate space, except where the horizontal bars are. The horizontal bars are pretty close up against the wall. It works best if you can place the mount such that the horizontal bars are not blocking the outlet that you are plugging your tv/players into.
204436
There are two areas that have enough room to put cables through. One is on one of the lower shelves (under where the monitor would go) and the other is on the lower right back wall area for the power cables, etc. Seems to work fine for me.
2123376
I do not see the typical holes for wall mounting on the back of the monitor. So I would have to say no.I will say that it has worked very well as an HD TV receiver.
1484114
I have my tv mounted on the wall and this id directly below, it's @ 2 inches, check the Samsung website for full info
832790
just bought one - the base is 1/4" high, and the lowest position of the monitor has a gap of 1 1/4" above the base to the bottom of the monitor.
1717733
There is one centered screw head you mount on. There are three metal braces that are spaced in a triangle patern around the back to keep the spacing even against the wall.
963526
Ours is in a cabinet and on an older flat screen. The base of the stand is what you need to measure. However, it is a matter of inches. 3 1/2 is about the distance to the back of the wall. However, for air space you should have about 4 to 6 inches. You don't want the back of the TV up against the wall because of the heat from the TV. Be sure your TV is on a sturdy cabinet or table. The stand is very heavy. I dropped the base on my foot and thought I broke my foot. It is very very heavy.
2065276
On a TV that is 4 inches deep the back of the TV is 2.5in from the wall. (Insignia 55in)
2123375
I do not see the typical holes for wall mounting on the back of the monitor. So I would have to say no. I will say that it has worked very well as an HD TV receiver.
1971521
If there is, that's news to me. We have the same issue with the top monitor being a solid 6-12 inches farther back than the others :(
1927241
The measurement is diagonal and in reality, it is small. Please check the detailed specifications on the monitor for actual W and H. Thanks.
3181
My desk is about an inch from the wall, I can push the monitor back to about 2" from the wall.
533068
My tv is only 2inches or so from the wall. I have to use a long extesion in order to get behind it and tighten the security screw but my tv is larger than most so thats why I can't reach all the way up to the center of it.
720007
It's a lie there is the actual bezel which is 2mm and then there is another black gap about 10mm covered by the glass of the screen. so in total you will have a 20mm gap between your screens. It is ridiculous to be honest. I uses it for my workstations so it doesn't bother me very much but for gaming it is a big black gap in front of your eyes.